Trump right now

[Johnny2X2X]

The last week, Trump has been sitting at Mar A Lago, watching TV non stop seething. He sees Joe dismantling his "legacy" with executive order after executive order. He sees Fauci and Birx on TV talking about how much of a liar he is and how awful it was to work for him. He has planes flying overhead with large signs trailing them containing insults to him. Everyday, every moment is a new horror for him, but he can't look away.

And now he knows how the majority of the country felt for 4 years under Trump. Every day he did everything in his power to make us all miserable. Knowing he's sitting there, without even Twitter to whine on, and feeling the same pain and anger, is just heart warming. This man was a monster, he cannot be allowed near the office again.

[Thomas Hurt]

1. and not a twitter account in sight, must be infuriating for the Pig.

[Johnny2X2X]

5. No Twitter has to be excrutiating to him

It's like having his tongue cut out. If it's permanent, he cannot run for President again, it's the only way he stayed relevant.

[calimary]

22. Excruciating for him / A blessing for the rest of us.

Long may he remain muzzled!

If I never hear that wretched whiny voice again, my ears (and all the rest of me, too) will be forever grateful.

[scarytomcat]

61. yes

I hope he stews until he drops dead

[Dukkha]

18. I love it

The crazy old man at the end of the bar got put in a cab and sent home. With no one to vent at he is stewing in his own hatred.

[Johnny2X2X]

48. He's bitter

He's sitting at home, stewing, and as bitter as any person has ever been. Is he plotting his revenge? Sure, but mostly he feels helpless and bitter right now.

[Cha]

65. Thank Goodness.. Twitter Took Away

orange thing's Lying Hate Machine!

[Ohiogal]

2. Maybe he'll stroke out over it.

[machoneman]

10. Stroke, stroke, massive stroke!

[Chainfire]

15. I do not want him to stroke out on us before he is held to account for his sins.

If he died today, much of his failings would be swept under a rug, making it easier for the next despot to come along.

[Vdizzle]

17. .

^^^This^^^

[KS Toronado]

20. Agree 100%

We need him sitting in jail as an example for all the future fascists.

[llmart]

38. One can have a stroke and not die.

Personally, I've been hoping for locked in syndrome after a massive stroke for him. That way he'll be aware of what's going on but can't say a word. I could live with that outcome for him.

[OldBaldy1701E]

84. I really wish

I had a problem with what you said. I don't. This would be schadenfreude, and there are times when one can be forgiven for appreciating it.

[leftyladyfrommo]

3. He really is a monster. nt

[ShazzieB]

71. That he is.

Some may think it's melodramatic to call someone a monster, but I don't know what else to call him at this point. He has certainly behaved in a monstrous fashion.

[Cracklin Charlie]

4. 1000 Recs for you, Johnny2X2X!

I almost felt his misery.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

6. He misses twitter more than the presidency

[Celerity]

56. +1000

[MuseRider]

7. We always knew that

his obsessive watching the media would get him in the end. Can you imagine after all these years of him reacting like a little baby to every single thing how it is eating him? He does deserve every miserable moment of his worthless life being bashed about like his beloved golf balls.

He spent years setting everything up to reflect on him like a god. Now he can see what most of us really thought of him, all that was hidden away from his enormous but very fragile ego.

Makes me laugh. In another situation I would feel bad about that but in this case there is little bad that can happen to him that will not cause me mirth. You get what you pay for in this world, Trump, and all your money was not enough for even that.

[Johnny2X2X]

11. His entire strategy was obvious after he knew he'd be leaving

He was going to use Twitter to do everything in his power to undermine everything Joe did as President. It would have been nonstop from him everyday with him criticizing everything Joe tried to do while bragging about himself. He was going to use Twitter to stay in people's minds. Robbing him of that is the best possible thing for the country.

[MuseRider]

12. Agreed.

I just hope that after the dust settles and we start getting into the Biden years with big changes we stop even comparing everything to the horror Trump is/was. We all know it but it still just has to work its way out like a nasty splinter. Once it is gone there will be only deep, seething anger (soreness) that is possible to keep down from conversation but causes us to all act with determination to keep moving forward.

[calimary]

24. Wasn't really even his money.

It’s the banks’ money, and whoever else’s he conned or otherwise stole it from.

[MuseRider]

28. Very much so

thanks.

[Wounded Bear]

8. I really don't care, do you?

[Eyeball_Kid]

9. Trump isn't just seething. He's imagining a plan for revenge.

Trump wants his opponents destroyed. He always does. So he wants to use his base to retaliate. And they will, in spite of a few obstacles, the Senate Trial being one of them. The Dems' task at the trial is not to do the minumum for conviction, but to bury Trump in material and direct evidence. They cannot rely on Senate GOPers' personal experience as witnesses and potential victims. They must present the maximum amount of evidence, and make it absolutely clear to everyone in the nation that Trump committed unforgivable crimes and must never run for office ever again.

Further, he MUST be subjected to all criminal investigations and indictments in the hopper. All of them. The DOJ/FBI must know that Trump is still a threat to the safety and security of the nation and a threat to a functioning Constitution. They must act accordingly. For Trump's prosecutions, there must be no concept of "overkill." He tried to destroy the nation. He went down that path and he must never be given the opportunity to travel it again.

[usaf-vet]

26. What I can figure out is why the repugs won't eliminate him for good from elected office.

If you are a republican wanting to be POTUS in 2024 why would you leave 45 with any possibility of running in 2024?

It seems to me, the smart move is to eliminate the possibility by finding him guilty in the upcoming impeachment trial (he is after all a has been) and prevent him from running for elected office.

Now as a lifelong Democrat I relish the thought of that albatross hanging around the neck of the republican party for years to come.

[Marie Marie]

62. My thoughts exactly. If they let him skate and then he does start a

Patriot Party to split the Republican vote, my first reaction will be:

[DFW]

82. Republicans loved it while he was in office

All the negative attention was focused on him, while they could get away with every corrupt manoeuvre they could dream of, and most of it flew under the radar while CNN focused on his clown rantings. He was extremely useful to them.

[obamanut2012]

13. Remember that the planes have an extra sting:

There is no longer a no-fly zone over MaL. No longer a no-boat zone by MaL. No longer do they stop traffic and make us sit for HOURS while he tootles around to the airport, golf, whatever. Now, he sits in traffic, too. No longer can he use a helipad. And, local attorneys are suing his ass to make him quit squatting at MaL ILLEGALLY.

He is no longer special.

[Johnny2X2X]

16. And he cannot use a helicopter to fly home anymore

His county has a no private helicopter rule, he was exempt as President, you'll notice that he arrived to Mar a Lago by motorcade on inauguration day.

Trump gets off on being "important". Those little perks are something he lived for. He loved it. He went from a staff of hundreds to a staff of a few people overnight, for most people that would be a relief, not to Trump, he lived to bark orders at people.

And not having Twitter to complain about it all is killing him.

[obamanut2012]

36. I live in the County

And soooo many rich folks here would love a helipad, but as you said, it's not allowed. hahahahhahahah

[NJCher]

76. those perks are now on his own dime

as a cheapo, that has to gripe him, too.

[Larissa]

19. The residents must be relieved

Now if only they could get the human wart dislodged.

[secondwind]

25. I think he has a helipad now, set up for him -- courtesy of the U.S. taxpayer.

[Luz]

27. Does anyone think he's going to un-mothball his private plane

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9170287/Donald-Trumps-private-jet-remains-mothballed-need-repair-New-York-state.html

Trump's mothballed private Boeing 737 lies on tarmac in upstate New York with covers over the engines because he didn't think he would need it until 2025

[obamanut2012]

35. OMG that is so funny!

I didn't know that.

[kirkuchiyo]

42. It is actually a 757

And I heard it needed one engine replaced and the other one needed significant maintenance. So I suspect it will be sitting there for a while if not sold outright to help pay off his debts.

[Johnny2X2X]

52. 757's cost $120 Million

He'll sell it to raise cash. A plane sitting needing repair is a cash cow, it costs a fortune.

[kirkuchiyo]

53. For whatever reason I've always liked the look of 757's

Until I knew he had one. Ruined it for me. Might as well say "GIGANTIC A-HOLE" in gold letters on it...

[BrightKnight]

55. I would much rather have a high end Gulfstream Jet.

It is faster, nicer, and far more practical. The 757 is just a pointless PR stunt like Trump.

[kirkuchiyo]

57. Well as long as we are dreaming...

There were a couple of Sukhoi SU-27's for sale about ten years ago that were fully westernized and for sale for 5 million each. I think they were even two seaters. Not as practical or nice as a Gulfstream but oh ya boy are they faster!!

[joshcryer]

83. The thing about those planes is he has to pay out of pocket.

He can't skimp on paying for the fuel for those planes no matter how much he wants to.

[leftieNanner]

29. He has the helipad

But no helicopter. Not permitted by Palm Beach.

[obamanut2012]

34. The helipad also must go

hahahhahaha

[obamanut2012]

33. Nope, can no longer be used

WPB is taking it out. Private citizens are not allowed to have helipads in PBC, only hospitals, LEOs, the current Prez.

[Towlie]

39. Maybe he'll move to The Villages northwest of Orlando and run for a Board of Directors seat.

 
←

... and if the board elects him president then he'll be "President Trump" again!

The Villages, Florida

[Withywindle]

64. Can you imagine being in something like a homeowner's association with that guy?

Worst neighborhood control freak you've ever met ON STEROIDS.

[BigmanPigman]

68. HA! I would love that.

He already has experience with driving a golf cart (the preferred mode of transportation in The Villages).

[aka-chmeee]

72. May he have an unpleasant visit from Cynthia every day...twice on Sunday. nt

[aggiesal]

46. MaL means Bad in Spanish. Very appropriate. n/t

[ProudProgressiveNow]

14. KR NT

[H2O Man]

21. Recommended.

I respectfully disagree with the first sentence of your second paragraph -- being a sociopath, Trump lacks the capacity to grasp that other human beings think or feel. Thus, for him, this emotion seems a unique form of suffering.

[BobTheSubgenius]

23. And that last sentence sums up one of the two pillars supporting impeachment.

The other being that, hopefully, it would provide deterrence for future wannabes.

[SWBTATTReg]

30. No peace, no rest.

[orleans]

31. don't forget "members are quitting 'sad' mar-a-lago after trump loses"

https://www.cnn.com/2021/01/24/business/mar-a-lago-donald-trump-guests/index.html

[mtnsnake]

32. Well said. Excellent post!

[USALiberal]

37. How do you know this? Link?

[JohnnyRingo]

40. And believe me, he's worried sick about impeachment.

He might try to play it cool, but anyone who has been to court for a crime, including myself, knows how nerve wracking and intimidating it is. I mean, the papers declare "State of XXX vs You". Even worse is "The United States of America vs you", and that is so humbling on a scale that leads to uncertainty and fear.

All that is nothing compared to what Trump faces, and while he won't do time over an impeachment, he will be in the history book for a hundred years. Expect descendants to change their names to Crump or something in the future.

[Luz]

63. This. Add "engaged in high crimes and misdemeanors

by inciting violence against the government of the United States," and that oughta make anyone nauseous 😁

[JohnnyRingo]

66. Somewhere between shameful and downright criminal

I feel for his kid. He might be a chip off the old dick, but I remember what peer pressure is like at 14. Unless his schoolmates live in a Fox News bubble, he's getting it bad, and that has to lead to resentment.

Soon Trump will just have Rudy and the other three heirs. Then Rudy will desert him.

[mezame]

41. Plenty More Monsters...

...where he came from: Hawley, Cruz, Johnson...oh the list goes on cannot count the ways, from the top of the FBI and DOJ on down throughout the police state(s), and let us not forget by all means, the all amurriken corporate companies claiming to be people with fat wallets pouring our own money in vast quantities to feed the flames. And this is nothing new whatsoever. The history of white supremacy in this country has now raised Simplicity (i.e., willful ignorance), Sincerity (i.e., I'm sorry I got caught), and Immaturity (i.e., I mean c'mon just look at their behavior!) as virtues. Many white Americans in these "United" states to this day STILL feel no necessity and no obligation to grow up!

[inspirational thanks to James Baldwin]

[Jon King]

43. He has financial and legal troubles out the wazoo....

I think NY State files charges within a few months. His banks have pulled away. He will have to sit to be deposed in several civil suits. Other federal crimes will be uncovered one Garland takes over.

Grab the popcorn, the fun of humiliating the Trump family is getting ready to start.

[Nitram]

44. It was essential for Twitter to bar Trump. Without his instantaneous and nation-wide

communication platforms he has been deprived of the means by which he could keep inflaming right wing activists and cowing Republican elected officials.

[Johnny2X2X]

45. Hear here

No doubt. Twitter needs to keep his ban permanent. He'd be undermining Biden every hour right now if he had it, and would be riling up another insurrection crowd if he could use Twitter.

[birdographer]

47. I was just thinking about this...

I couldn't wait to never hear another word about him, and yet I find myself wondering just what he is doing. Like when your normally yappy dog gets real quiet...what is he up to?

He may have sat watching TV and feeling sorry for himself for a time, but not long. He's too angry and hate-filled to do nothing. His mantra was if hit, hit back twice as hard. Cutting him off Twitter was vital. I don't know if he has ever gone this long without a camera pointed at him. He is disappearing from headlines. But he's not just sitting there. He hasn't taken up a hobby to kill time. He must surely have spoken to Pootie at least every day, getting advice. He is seriously hobbled; he may be down but he is far from out.

I'm actually very surprised he has not rented a venue down there and held a rally.

[Lock him up.]

54. Its only hobby should be getting ready to face Justice.

Either Federal or State(s) or all of them. And Civil (E.J. Carroll's lawsuit: Still waiting for a DNA sample).

[fwvinson]

70. Putin, I'm guessing, has nothing to do with tDumpf anymore. It's all Bidden now.

[birdographer]

75. True, but that wouldn't stop Donnie from

running to him for help.

[moondust]

49. Get him a Lego set.

He can pretend to be a "builder" while he pretends to be "President." It will keep him busy until the men with shackles arrive.

[Ferrets are Cool]

50. Was, and is, evil.

[Leith]

51. He's in a hell of his own making

May he be uncomfortable.

[Blue Owl]

58. It's detoxifying...

[Roc2020]

59. That plus the pain has not even

started for him and those close to him yet. And no one will pity him. he may have hurt America but the Presidency destroyed him.

[MizLibby]

60. I'm surprised he hasn't called in to Faux n Friends to discuss ???? What would he say?

[SayItLoud]

67. I just hope he saw the London paper:

Story from Iran. President of Iran blaming tRUMP for long distant murders .

Holding him and his family responsible.

The picture of tRUMP on a golf course taken from a drone should send chills up the traitor's jellied spine.

Who would play golf with such an easy target?

[OxQQme]

69. A Go Fund Me - for trucks full of Lincoln Logs

He can build his wall in a sand trap with his tiny hands.

Or the locals could use them to enclose MAL.

[Joinfortmill]

73. Amen.

[bdamomma]

74. his repig

seditionists don't see him as insurrectionist.

tRump needs to never hold office again. No justice no peace.

[RockRaven]

77. I wish Bloomberg or Bezos or some other rich bastard with money to burn would set aside

a large sum to permanently hire/employ however many of those sign-towing planes are required to have at least one in the air over Merde-a-Lardo every second of daylight that Trump is outdoors every day of the year, until he kicks the bucket. There are a hundred different messages they could use, and the Dotard's impotence to do anything about it would drive him nuts.

[Dan]

78. Trump shouldn't worry about his legacy, he has left behind

divided families and friend, a nation at war with itself, exposed a political party that stands for nothing and puts its own interest ahead of the nation that they were sworn to serve, hatred and racism made acceptable....and so much more. Your legacy will live a lifetime.

[tclambert]

79. I still want to see him in handcuffs.

[Skittles]

80. he is NOT feeling the same pain and anger we did

not even CLOSE

[Vestigial_Sister]

81. I'm praying...

he has a hemorrhoid flareup to keep him occupied.